Just prepared to run those numbers with their buyer commission, as that will be changing.Third, the property manager should be the driving force behind how and where you invest in the long term.

I am on my second house hack and to be honest, the first one was a much better deal and makes more sense on paper BUT I got exactly what I wanted in terms of spacing, layout, and location for the second so it checked off a different set of boxes. 

First, you should inform your lender, as converting the property into a short-term rental can affect the terms of your mortgage and may require a change to an investment property loan.

My long term goal is to get into Multifamily apartments.

Sometimes, when I buy a property, I am ok to have a short-term lease with the owner until they move out, but I agree that there seem to be too many variables right now that add uncertainty to the deal.Is the Title clear?

I'm not entirely sold on the idea of note investing over buying and holding rental properties. 

LTV caps will range from 70-85%, although terms will probably be horrible at 85%. 

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Long story short, I have 3 properties in my own personal name: Small multi-family properties (a 4 unit and detached garage bank, another 4 unit, and a 3 unit) that I had residential HELOCs on in the second position, with a fixed residential in the first position. 

That seems to hold true after some significant research, however, I see a trend that labels wholesalers as shady individuals.